De-stress your shopping experience with Shop Shield

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Fellow moms, I'm sure, understand that the idea of simply shopping can be a daunting notion. Gathering up the kids and packing them up in the car. Bickering in the back seat. Trying to keep them corralled as you travel from shop to shop, trying to find just the right things. The kids are bored and getting hungry, and the whole experience can be exhausting.

Shopping used to be fun. Now it's become a chore. Even the thrill of the "find" (after visiting dozens of retail outlets), just isn't as exciting with all the stress. Throw in gas prices these days, and it almost isn't even worth it anymore.

Fortunately, these days, busy moms have alternative. Online shopping.

I've been shopping online for years, and not only are the bargains bountiful and the products virtually unlimited, but I can browse thousands of shops from the comfort of my own home while the kids get to do their own thing.

Sadly, shopping online comes with its own dangers, and the threat of identity theft or fraud is a very real one. But you can protect yourself and still take advantage of the convenience and variety available through online shopping.

How? Visit Shop Shield®. Shop Shield offers the most complete protection available against identity theft and fraud when you shop online. It protects your credit card numbers, bank accounts, billing address, e-mail address and log-in information, so you can shop worry-free. The way it should be.

Shop Shield protects your information because your information is never sent to the Web site in the first place. It uses two-way authentication to prevent "phishing." You'll know before you ever enter your personal information that you're on the real Shop Shield site and not some imposter.

Shop Shield keeps no central database for hackers to attack. Your information is fragmented and encrypted, divided among several databases and stored in multiple locations in different sequences. E-mails are "cleaned" of viruses and malware, so your own hard drive is protected. Shop Shield works at any Web site that accepts major credit cards.

And Shop Shield is guaranteed secure. You will be reimbursed up to $10,000 above and beyond the protection offered by your credit card company if your personal information is compromised.

Learn More about Shop Shield, and make your shopping experiences fun and worry-free again. Oh, by the way, it's free. Now, you can't beat that.

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